Calc GaoGaiGar vs Betterman - The Division Train flies to Jupiter

The tremendous fifteen-kilometer long Division Train slowly started to accelerate. Or at least, it looked as if it were slowly accelerating; this was an optical illusion that could only be achieved in outer space. The bigger something is, the slower it seems to move against the backdrop of space when there is nothing to compare it to. The Division Train was actually moving forward with more acceleration than any other vehicle made by man — towards the fifth planet in the Solar System, Jupiter…

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In November of 2016, the Earth and Jupiter were positioned on opposite sides of the Sun. Nine years ago, when Amami Mamoru and Kaidou Ikumi returned from the Trinary Solar System, it had been at its closest approach, as opposed to now. Still, the Division Train with its three linked Lepton Travelers could reach it in a few days.

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The Division Train reaches Jupiter in a few days, travelling with acceleration greater than any other vehicle made by man. At it's farthest, the distance from Earth to Jupiter is 968000000km. For our timeframe, we'll go with a low end of 9 days and a high end of 3 days.

(Low end)

T = 60 X 60 X 24 X 9
= 777600s

T = 968000000km/777600s
= 1244855.97/340.29
= Mach 3658.22084

(High end)

T = 60 X 60 X 24 X 3
= 259200s

T = 968000000km/259200s
= 3734567.9/340.29
= Mach 10974.6625

Final Results
Division Train's length = 15km
The Division Train flies to Jupiter (low end) = Mach 3658.221
The Division Trian flies to Jupiter (high end) = Mach 10974.663